Single Drunk Female

Started watching this because the title was really alluring and I thought it'd be a really fun approach for a show. It's not that funny so I wouldn't label it as a comedy sitcom but I don't know what other genre you'd put it in, I still think it's pretty decent though. It's interesting enough for you to watch, but not enough to get excited for the next episode. It's not gonna be the next big thing on tv, it could be funnier but I still like it. I just realized I use "but" quite a lot in my reviews but who cares.

I like sitcoms that keep me hooked, thats what it does. You really root for the main character. Great character development. Although someone did leave a rating that said 'alcoholism lite', which is true. If you're looking to see someone struggle with recovery in alcoholism, eh. Although they do reference the program a bunch.

Like it because it's something I can relate to right now and I need to watch shows like this. I've watched all the episodes that have aired so far( I think 3) and I'm liking it. I was looking at the mother the whole time and couldn't figure out who she is/ was and duh it's Ally Sheedy! Anyways yes it's cliche but i need this kind of thing atm..

I wouldn't say she is a realistic alcoholic. Especially because she looks pretty all the time and they just talk about the sickness she has had. That's a difficult part for me to get over.

They do dig into some things that a person with alcohol addiction would have to do in recovery. So that is a plus for a network television show.

I think it is funny that people are saying this show is "woke". I don't really say that portion. It does have a diverse cast but I did not feel like that was shoved in your face. Unless you are really uncomfortable with some people existing in general but that's a you issue.

Watching the first few minutes I sensed something that was going to be rather dark and depressing wrapped up in a thin comedy shell.

But it soon shows it's appeal and maturity, balancing something that does have serious undertones but is delivered in a manner that whilst not funny, is amusing enough to smile at, without being dragged down in the mire of alcoholism.